⭕️STOP VENDITA BITCOIN IN GERMANIA
Giorno: 04 luglio 2024 | Ora: 22:01 Joana Cotar, membro indipendente del Bundestag tedesco, ha chiesto al governo di smettere di vendere Bitcoin. Nella sua lettera, Cotar ha sottolineato che la criptovaluta offre un'opportunità unica per la diversificazione degli asset e può fungere da copertura contro l'inflazione e la svalutazione delle valute. Ha inoltre sottolineato che il Bitcoin può promuovere l'innovazione, la sovranità economica e il progresso tecnico. Nel 2023, Cotar ha anche presentato una proposta di legge per rendere il Bitcoin corso legale in Germania, seguendo l'esempio di El Salvador. Il governo tedesco ha recentemente venduto una grande quantità di Bitcoin, contribuendo probabilmente alla sua recente diminuzione di valore.
Joana Cotar, an independent member of the German Bundestag, has called on the government to stop selling Bitcoin. In her letter, Cotar emphasized that the cryptocurrency offers a unique opportunity for asset diversification and can serve as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. She also highlighted that Bitcoin can promote innovation, economic sovereignty, and technological progress. In 2023, Cotar also introduced a bill to make Bitcoin legal tender in Germany, following the example of El Salvador. The German government recently sold a significant amount of Bitcoin, likely contributing to its recent decrease in value.
Joana Cotar, an independent member of the Bundestag, has urged the government to stop its Bitcoin selling spree.
Cotar has informed Michael Kretschmer, one of the deputy chairs of the CDU, Christian Lindner, the Federal Minister of Finance, as well as Chancellor Olaf Scholz that this is "counterproductive." She has invited them to her lecture with Bitcoin evangelist Samson Mow that is scheduled to take place on Oct. 17.
In her letter, the MP argues that the largest cryptocurrency offers "a unique opportunity" for asset diversification. It is capable of mitigating risks that are related to having excessive exposure to traditional asset classes.
Bitcoin can also act as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation due to its scarcity, according to Cotar.
Moreover, the pro-Bitcoin MP has noted that the leading cryptocurrency could also promote innovation, economic sovereignty as well as technical progress.
In 2023, Cotar also introduced a bill that would make the flagship cryptocurrency legal tender in Germany, following the lead of El Salvador.
As reported by U.Today, the German government went on a major selling spree last month, moving hundreds of millions of dollars worth of BTC to exchange. This bearish factor likely contributed to Bitcoin's underperformance.
The German government became one of the largest holders of the flagship cryptocurrency following its crackdown on Movie2k.to, a popular piracy website, more than a decade ago.
Earlier today, PeckShieldAlert reported that the German government had transferred another 1.3K BTC to exchanges, amplifying selling pressure. Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin recently crashed to $56,836.
